I have an idea
#1
I have an idea
i have an idea. ok so for christmas i was going to get a new frame and like all the parts but know im thinking of getting the premium duo and putting the back rim i have right know on it. then buying a purple proper front rim. also buying S & M slams xlt with a 23t colony chainwheel purple. is that a good idea?
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Bikes: 2008 Kink Transition with upgrades, 2007 Haro Thread 1 with upgrades.
Seriously. Stop posting so many threads.
It's so annoying. I look at this forum everyday and there is at least 2 or 3 threads from you every day.
It's so annoying. I look at this forum everyday and there is at least 2 or 3 threads from you every day.
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Bikes: 2008 Kink Transition with upgrades, 2007 Haro Thread 1 with upgrades.
Why would you get a premium duo when you have a am. It's only like $100 more. So you just wasted like $1000 and for like $300 more you could have had a custom bike...Just upgrade it when stuff breaks, you don't need to buy a new bike again.
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Wow triple posts...Edit it not post 3 times...
Don't get a new bike for the hundreth time. By stuff when it brakes. Who cares if it's hi ten steel, just ride it til it breaks.
Don't get a new bike for the hundreth time. By stuff when it brakes. Who cares if it's hi ten steel, just ride it til it breaks.
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Thanks Eightdip.
Your bike is probably like 28 pounds. Quit your *****ing.
There are people that come to the skatepark in my town with mongoose bikes who can't afford bmx and still try and bust out...
Your bike is probably like 28 pounds. Quit your *****ing.
There are people that come to the skatepark in my town with mongoose bikes who can't afford bmx and still try and bust out...
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28lbs is NOT a heavy bike. Shedding 2lbs is not going to make you a better rider... and chromoly isnt exactly going to have you throwing down tailwhips either. the more you ride it the stronger you will get and the easier it will be to throw around your bike, or if you want to speed up the process start working out. replacing parts that arnt broken is already a waste of time and money, never mind replacing a whole bike. over time replace your bike piece by piece and by the end you will have a custom bike built to your preferance. odds are the next complete you buy you will end up not liking for some reason or another too. You already have a bike...is it the greatest? no, but it doesnt have to be and there will always be better bikes. Not to mention its a WAY betterbike then most kids have to ride... i've seen some pretty crazy stuff done on a xmart bike that had to of easily weighed 40lbs. Your bike and its high ten steel are plenty good enough for you for now, how do i know that? you havent broke it yet. I'm telling ya, invest the money into what you have, that weigh you end up with a bike setup for you and in the end will be built of better components then a complete.
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From: NEW JERSEY!
Bikes: 1985 cannondale commuter, 2004 gary fisher ziggurat, 04 serrotta legend ti, 2008 fit chase dehart
man up and ride... bmx is so not trendy anymore.... dont you know everyone os quittign bmx to ride razors... cuz they are only like 2 lbs???? lik OMFG!!!
and you dont need bigger bars, you want them.
**** when i was 14 i had a 42 pound 2-hip pork. and i could still hop onto bar-high rails back then... man up!!!
and you dont need bigger bars, you want them.
**** when i was 14 i had a 42 pound 2-hip pork. and i could still hop onto bar-high rails back then... man up!!!




